Though small, the book of Philippians is powerfully rich to help believers grow in knowing and experiencing gospel joy in the Lord Jesus. The identification in these first verses of the letter's authors and recipients, as well as the Apostle Paul's desires for the church at Philippi, pave the way for the letter's advocacy of gospel joy to this faithful and suffering group of believers. Sermon #1 in the series "Philippians: Gospel Joy."

The values of convictions, community, change, and commission stem from what God reveals about His work in our world, and the gospel of Christ plays a critical role in all four values. As a result, these values can help us individually and congregationally examine our desires for our church. Sermon #5 in the series "The Value of Values."

God's mission to redeem sinners includes our commission to make disciples. Sermon #4 in the series "The Value of Values."

Our commitment to biblical change begins with a consistent commitment to biblical truth and flows out of our unchanging God's commitment to change his people more and more into the image of his Son. Sermon #3 in the series "The Value of Values."

In this second sermon on our congregational values, we consider the value of our church community. Our experience of community begins and continues based on Christ's purchase, possession, and purification of us. Sermon #2 in the series "The Value of Values."

In addition to recognizing our convictions as a congregational value, it is important that we understand why we value our convictions and how we intentionally value those convictions. Sermon #1 in the series "The Value of Values."

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As Simeon shows us, giving thanks to our revealing God flows from being captivated by God's promises and contented with God's provision while remaining committed to God's purposes (Luke 2:29-32). Sermon #4 in the series "The Songs of Christmas."

Heaven's angels provide a pattern for glorifying our peacmaking God for Christ's birth and the peace he provides (Luke 2:8-21). Sermon #3 in the series "The Songs of Christmas."

Zechariah, in Luke 1:67-80, guides us in blessing our faithful God in view of salvation's promises, scopes, and plan! Sermon #2 in the series "The Songs of Christmas."